The Science Behind Allerexa
At Allerexa, our approach is grounded in evidence-based science and personalized care. We combine standardized diagnostic testing with tailored immunotherapy to not just manage allergy symptoms—but to address their root cause.
Step 1: Identifying Allergies with Skin Prick Testing
Our process begins with a standardized allergy skin prick test, a clinically proven method used by allergists worldwide. During the test, trace amounts of common allergens—like pollen, dust mites, pet dander, mold, or insect venom—are applied to the skin. A shallow, controlled “prick” introduces the allergens just below the surface. Within 15–20 minutes, the body’s immune response indicates which substances the patient is allergic to.
This test is safe, efficient, and capable of identifying dozens of allergens in a single visit, making it an ideal first step toward long-term relief.
Step 2: Personalized Immunotherapy
For patients who test positive for one or more allergens, we create a custom-compounded immunotherapy formulation. Unlike medications that only mask symptoms, allergy immunotherapy retrains the immune system to become less reactive over time.
Each treatment plan is built around:
- The patient’s specific allergic profile (e.g., tree pollen, dust mites, mold, pet dander)
- The severity and combination of those allergens (some patients react to 10–20 or more)
- The patient’s biological sensitivities, ensuring dosing is both safe and effective
This personalized therapy is typically administered through small, regular doses—either via injections or drops—under clinical supervision or at home depending on the treatment plan.
Why It’s Different with Allerexa
While the science of immunotherapy is well established, our differentiator is precision. At Allerexa, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all care. Our formulations are custom-compounded based on each patient’s test results and biological profile, ensuring maximum efficacy with minimal side effects.
We partner directly with physician practices to bring this advanced care to patients right where they already receive treatment—making allergy relief more accessible, more accurate, and more effective.